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Asbestos Training Providers in Adelaide

Asbestos Training Providers in Adelaide and surrounding areas of Adelaide. 2 businesses currently listed.

Asbestos awareness training is a legal requirement for any worker who may encounter asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) on the job. Under the WHS Regulations, a person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) must ensure workers are trained before carrying out asbestos-related work.

All asbestos work in Adelaide falls under South Australian regulations, administered by SafeWork SA - Asbestos. For full licensing and regulatory details, see our Asbestos Training Providers in South Australia page.

Confirm the provider is a registered training organisation (RTO) in Australia or delivers recognised unit standards in New Zealand. Check the specific units covered match what you or your workers need for the licence class you are targeting.

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JTA Health, Safety & Noise

Elwood, Victoria

Asbestos ConsultantsOccupational Hygienists+1 moreBased in Adelaide

JTA Health, Safety & Noise is one of Australia's leading independent workplace consultancies providing occupational health, safety, and noise compliance solutions through scientific expertise and practical experience.

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Project Asbestos Pty Ltd

Adelaide, South Australia

Asbestos ConsultantsOccupational Hygienists+2 moreBased in Adelaide

Project Asbestos provides comprehensive asbestos consultancy and removal services, including inspections, sampling, analysis, and awareness training to help prevent asbestos-related illnesses.

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The Asbestos Diseases Society of South Australia

Adelaide, South Australia

Industry AssociationsAsbestos Training ProvidersBased in Adelaide

A community-based, registered charitable organisation providing information, education, advocacy, awareness and support to those in contact with asbestos in the environment, home or workplace and support to those suffering from asbestos-related disease.

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The Asbestos Victims Association of South Australia

Adelaide, South Australia

Industry AssociationsAsbestos Consultants+1 moreBased in Adelaide

The Asbestos Victims Association of South Australia is an Adelaide-based organisation dedicated to supporting individuals affected by asbestos exposure. Operating as asbestos consultants, the association provides advocacy, information, and guidance to victims navigating health concerns and compensation claims related to asbestos-related diseases.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What asbestos training is required in South Australia?
Workers who may disturb asbestos need nationally recognised training, and licensed removal requires specific units of competency delivered by a registered training organisation (RTO). These units are national, so training completed in South Australia is recognised elsewhere in Australia. Match the units to the licence class (Class A or Class B) you are working toward; SafeWork SA sets out the licensing requirements.
What asbestos training is required in Australia?
Anyone who might encounter asbestos at work needs at least awareness training. If you are doing removal, you need nationally recognised units: CPCCDE3014 for non-friable asbestos and CPCCDE3015 for friable asbestos, both part of the construction training package. Supervisors and assessors have their own additional requirements on top of that. All training must come from a registered training organisation (RTO).
What asbestos training is required in New Zealand?
Under the Health and Safety at Work (Asbestos) Regulations 2016, anyone doing asbestos-related work needs appropriate training before they start. That means awareness training for workers who might come across it, and competency-based training for those doing removal. WorkSafe NZ recognises unit standards including 29839 (asbestos removal under supervision). The business (PCBU) is responsible for making sure workers are trained, and training records need to be kept and available for inspection.
How often should asbestos training be refreshed?
There is no fixed refresher period written into Australian law, but the codes of practice say training should be repeated when the type of work changes, when new information comes out, or when a risk assessment shows workers' knowledge may have gaps. In practice, most employers and licensing bodies expect a refresher every two to three years. New Zealand is similar: WorkSafe says training should be reviewed regularly and updated when processes change. Licence holders in both countries have to show ongoing competence at renewal time.

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